SASKATCHEWAN · CLAIM REPORTING

How to Report an Auto Claim to SGI in Saskatchewan

SGI's collision process starts with evidence: driver and vehicle details, witness information, photos where possible and the extension-policy information if one exists. The claim should be reported before moving into appraisal and repair.

Claim-specific guidance. Coverage, responsibility, repairability, deductibles and vehicle value are separate decisions. Do not infer one from another without the claim facts.
CLAIM SNAPSHOT
ProvinceSaskatchewan
Claims administratorSGI
TopicReport a Claim
Premium forecastNot assumed

Key points

01SGI allows collision claims to be started online or through its claims service.

Confirm how this applies to the specific claim with SGI and any extension insurer involved.

02Drivers should collect the other driver's name, plate, licence information and insurance details where applicable.

Confirm how this applies to the specific claim with SGI and any extension insurer involved.

03Witness information and dash-cam footage can help SGI determine what happened and who is responsible.

Confirm how this applies to the specific claim with SGI and any extension insurer involved.

04Collisions involving injury, death, hit and run, suspected impairment, a tow from the scene or an out-of-province vehicle also require police reporting under SGI guidance.

Confirm how this applies to the specific claim with SGI and any extension insurer involved.

Document before details disappear

Exchange driver and vehicle details, identify witnesses and photograph the scene and damage where it is safe to do so. SGI says witness information and dash-cam footage can help reconstruct what happened.

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Use SGI's current claim guidance

Claim processes and documentation requirements can change. Verify the current process with SGI before relying on a general explanation.

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